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Merivale Road restaurant Spicy Man pleases all palates, from fiery to timid

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Merivale Road restaurant Spicy Man pleases all palates, from fiery to timid
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Or sign-in if you have an account.Food being cooked at Spicy Man at 958 Merivale Rd. in Ottawa. Photo by Tony Caldwell /POSTMEDIAArticle contentThe deep-fried spicy boneless chicken, which has a three-chili designation on the menu, is having its desired effect. Activate your Online Access NowArticle content Deep-fried spicy chicken at Spicy Man on Merivale Road.

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Breadcrumb Trail LinksHomeTravel OttawaLifeFoodLocal Food Reviews Share this Story : Ottawa Citizen Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Merivale Road restaurant Spicy Man pleases all palates, from fiery to timidDon't let the name scare you off; the one-year-old restaurant caters to chili-lovers and more conservative diners alike.Author of the article:By Peter Hum Published Jul 23, 2026Last updated 24 minutes ago4 minute read Join the conversation You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account.Food being cooked at Spicy Man at 958 Merivale Rd. in Ottawa. Photo by Tony Caldwell /POSTMEDIAArticle contentThe deep-fried spicy boneless chicken, which has a three-chili designation on the menu, is having its desired effect.

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